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The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
EnIoy Life.

What truly beautiful world We I've
in! Nature gives us grandeur of
mountains. glens and oceans. a,d
thousands Of means Of enjoyment. We
can desire no better when in perf.ct
health. but how often do the major.x
of people feel like giving ii up dishext.
encd. discouraged and worn out viii
disease. when there is no occasion or
this feeling. MS every sufferer can ea,lv
obtain satisfactory proof. that Gree.
August Flower, will make them fec
from disease. rs when born. Dyst,p.
sia and Liver Complaint are the dir.ot
causes Of seventy five per cent of s,ch
maladics rs Billiousness. Indicesti,p
Sick Headache. Costiveness. Npry.,
Prostration. Dizziness of the Head.
Palpi,a,ion Of the Heart. and o,ber
distressing symptoms. Three doses of
August Flower will prove its woude IN,
effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Tr- II.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
ruE mgRALD 0RAMD

All stock branded as above on any
rart Of animal from the tail up 10 riph;
behind the ears. Range. CARTEL .
Ront,. Grand. Eagle. Pi,kin aud Mesa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
southern Wyoming and few select
patches Of feeding ground all over.
+. S.-1'he Spring Roundup is over
and the Cattle King fees happy. a
serene smile passes over the handsome
features uf tie Beef Baron as lie muses.
on the fac; that his herd Is on the
home range aud his lahors arr over for
u time. Don't bank too much on your
imagined security, Mr.. Lord of the
Rngr. but place your brand in TuE
HERALD and you will know where to
iind them when you wan, 10 take look
At them again.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

rirg tS.rnion r-,ltiicr element, Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike. IL greatly
agi,ni.d over the order that WIS issued
la return to III. Southern States the
Coni.dcta'. battle hass that w-rc cap
iuf-d Ia the late war. There me- ~,
nags To turn over. Of which .,D are
with histories prepared. There arc
others not y-i fully idrniiil~j and alsp
s1 Union flags tecap,urci from the
enemy. the disposition Of which Is not
determined. The point il made. aside
from tho patriotic view. tia, these flags
arc the property ii the Government and
their surrender without the consn, os
Congrcss Is without authority. Man,
Democrats admit that great mistake
has been made In this matter aud they
think the cx.soldicrs Throughout the
country wsA v~srot Tie pros'n.rsi action.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
a Bsid 1.rsIu Robbery.

The east bound California express on
the Southern Pacific railroad was robbed
on the morning Of the 18th near Fla
tonia. about ninety-iiye miles east OF
San Antonio. Nobody was killed, but
the express ear and the passenger We're
neatly robbed. As the train drew up
AT the station two mrn with royolyers
mounted the engine, covered the engin-
eer and forced him Ia pull the tram 10
the open prairie, where there were eight
or ten men armed with Winchester
rifles. The two robbers OH the engine
stood guard over the man nj the tlirot-
tie, while the others Wen, through the
mail, express aud passenger ears.
Nearly all the passengers were aslxH
and unaware Of what was going on mlsI
they were aroused by the robrfa All
the passengers were relieved Of their
valuablcs, and II is difficult 10 form any
estimate Of the amount of monSs and
le~rlry that WAS secured. but IL y rccs-
oned ut about 5000. Tile .xpscss ear
"'" '""h p'u'uV' WIZ az roAN
through. In, the amount ~ money
taken Is unknown. III. ,o,a' amount
secured Ii now placed u, sio.a1.
Additional accounts sas here were
iwclv. robbers In the parry. and thai
when they entered ih~ cIrrss car the
messenger, seeing them coming. threa
away tie keys 10 his ,asc. This cn.
rag->i tie d.spcrado--s AMI two Of them
ira, him over the head With their ".
,olycr and spli, his ear will n pocket.
knife. None o! the tas~nsrrs wesr
overlooked OF sighted. even the news
10y was robbed of his uiclcls. Willis
the robbers were going through the fer.
ward cars. the coloi-d porter -s,in.
guishci all the lights In the slcrpcF. In,
/, WAS u,cir-s. as the robbers co,np-ips.
the brakeman to go ahead with the Ian.
tern aud stop at oycry berth. tn. rob,
l-fs wcfr very rough and u:iy In their
Treatment. even striking laiy p.,<,-t,.
gers who We're slow In hnain. her
i-pckci-tsok. f.atr., accounts state
tia, no, lrs, than si5.oD In money h..
side. much valuable icw-iry WIS oh.
iain-'i. The whole country Is aroused
and several I-,s.~s have gone In search
oi the robbers. bu, there /. M ioub,
but that they are safely III Mcs,co by
this time.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

Til. COLLAPSE Of tho corner" In the
Chicago whea, market during the past
week will long be remembered us one
Of the great events in the commercial
history OF that city. The a,t.mp, was
made by clique ii s,-culators 10 force
the price Of wheat up and hold II 10:
but the bear influence WAS too strong.
and ut last the whole scheme came
tumbing down with u crash. bringing
with II half dozen very respectable
grain dealers. II Is .uncfEliy conoc,ic,l
tina, III. large quantity OF wheat in the
country rendered II inpcssibl. In the
face of splendid crops 10 maintain u
yur, high pric. for wheat, and there.
forr collapse. souncr or Later, was In.
eyiiablc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

a WA-uiSoroN special To the Den.
YER News says the roll call Of the Senate
after March I next. now iha, Chandler
is returned from New Hampshire. will
show 3- Republicans. 81 Democrats aud
one very indcprndant senator, Riddle
berger, Of Virginia. California. Ohio
AMI Virginia are the only States whose
senators arc divided. This is the closest
political unity in the Senate by States
since the war. Senator Riddleberger
is reported to he on excellent terms with
the White House and bitterly opposed
to Malone and the machine. which /,
said to represent John Sherman in the
Old Dominion.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

resides with his family In Montgomery
county, Nd, near Bethesda, and no ef-
fort was spared by the hrs, families oi
that locality, who are ardent Southern
ers, to win the chief Of the army red
tape Office to their way OF thinking.
The elevation Of General Drum TO sue
ceed the late Adjutant General Town
send WAS largely due to the peculiar In
fiuence Of Maryland society at the
national capital. This influence was
exerted, through General iosser, upon
the Secretary Of War to secure his
favorable consideration OF the scheme.
The matter was presented TO the fresi-
dent, who consulted Secretary Bayard,
aud was Informed that such action
would greatly tend toward strengthen
ing the Southern support OF the Cal
houn statue party, Secretary Lamar
urged upon the President the approval
OF the scheme, and about the close Of
the last month, Mr.. Cleveland Informed
Secretary Endico,i that the fiags might
be returned. The matter was no, then
made public, owing Ia the fact that the
contemplated trip Of the President 10
the North might bc made unpleasant
should tho discussion Of the measure
be aroused nj that time. The order was
no, the result Of haste. but was long
and carefully considered by the Admin.
is,ration before It's effect was attempted.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
o.. :. M,.ra,.,... o.,,,a.r..

A London dispatch says Agent O'Cal.
laghan for the estates at Boiske.
which have been the scene of the recent
e,ictions. has written IN the Times
stating that most all Of the tenants
held under leases a, judicial rates made
by the Land Courts. They pSid their
rent regularly until the National League
melted them to demand 10 per cent. re.
duction. Even then many tenants pai,l
their full rents secretly and had their
receipts back-dated prior To the League
mandate, and some went 81 far ~ Ia
implorc that cjectments should I've serv-
ed on them. although they have paid
all in order to avoid League vengeance.
The whole resistance. the agent says.
was due TO the action Of the tenants. In
the final negotiations nineteen tenants
offered to accept proposal to pay G3ls
In lieu Of ESQ., due. but Father Han.
nond denied the offer on behalf of the
tenants. In conclusion the agent SAYS !:
IL have not the least doubt that | could
have effected peaceful settlement but
for the mi,chievous interfcrences of
outsiders"
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
II. 0hs-.s. o~,,,,,,..

Mct;asiRl~ and Mcuoaai,! acre is,n..i
guilty last Saturday afternoon .s ,ssA-
drrin2 the people. In the ,ssilc, a..
punishment II dssd a; three yca:s .aS.l
In the p~niicn,,aiy. The defendant,
and their friends wcr- aumh'aun,i,,l
when they heard the verdict. The, hal
hoI-d for nh anpui;'ai and w.t, con.
tdcn, that !! not acquitted the vos,
would tc a mistrial. A motion Tot a
now 'ria! WIS a, oncc entered b, the lie.
'cnsr. and will L. argued at some future
time. notwithstanding the protests Of
defendants counsel. neither Of them
were admitted 10 hail, and this poin,
fell with crushin. eH.c; upon u. lie
PENDANTS. and they were then taken To
the county Jail.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
lsEcAIll 1iArlicsi.

No, few of the citizens Of Nieek,u
hascrcccniiy bccom. greatly excited oy.,
the astounding facts, that several Of ,hei,
friends who had been pronounced b,
their physicians rs incurablc and In.
yond all hope - suffering with tina,
dreaded monster Consumption - bav,
been completely cured by Dr. King,
New Discovery for Consumption, III,
only remedy that does positively cur,
all throat and lung diseases. Cough.
Colds. Asthma and Bronchitis. Tria
bottles free at any drug store; large bot.
ties 81. =
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

Tug present c'c~c standing Of the
speculation ~ la which side senator
Hid,ilcb~rIrr. tic Virginia ind-t-ni.
rnt, viii take on the iiopr of ihr senate
interesting. II Ia the prevailing opinion
among Virginia politicians tia; cs.
Governor Cameron aud senator Riddle.
berger are acting In close concert In
tho maturing of plans Ia th~aIi Gen.
rrai MahoDc's ambition Ia succeed Hid.
dlcirtRcr In the Senate. Among other
reports Is one tha; they contcnplaic
making oyrrtutcs I" the Democratic
managers In Virginia for a joint com.
binaiion against Malone. hut although
this ru,not iin'l, ready ctc,lcnc- In sotnc
quarters II Is no; believed by ihu,c in n
position To know to have tho least fnun.
,iatiun. Whatever influences the two
Young leader. have mus, L. In the
ranks Of their own party. and there can
t,c no induc-mcni for the Democrats 10
make any personal alliance with them.
That they bn,h are resolved 10 leave no
means uniried 10 defeat General Ma.
hone is undoub;ci. All Virginia
politicians Of experience agree ,ha, IL
n Republican legislature is elected Gen.
cral Malone is bound To bc i,s choice
for senator. Probably tho bcs, course
fot Cameron and itiddlcbctrcr aud their
supporters will bc 10 pursue course Of
ms,sterly inactivity. Bu; they are ioo
much lio,spurs TO adopt such course
as this. The Virginia Democrats cx.
press the utmost confidence In their own
ability 10 carry the legislature. In the
meantime General Malone. who Is mp.
parently keeping perfectly quiet, is nm.
sioubtedly hard AT work laying his own
plans and will bc prepared 10 spring
them In his own time.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
Tmr recent order Of the d,oycrnme

THE recent order Of the Government
relative 10 the return Of the Confederate
battle ilags having raised quit. STERN
Of Indignation among ex-union soldiers
has been recindcd h, the President.
The history Of the now famous order
is rs follows: About the first of May
Secretary OF War Endicott received u
communication from Ajjutant General
Drum. Suggesting that the flags and
trophies captured during the war from
rebel troops. aud now in custody of the
War Department he returned TO the
states in which the troops which bore
them were raised. This course had
been discussed for some time in the
Army and Navy club, high.toned
shouldcr-strap co;erie. and was urged
by u number Of officers stationed at
Washington. whose views were colored
by their association with Maryland and
Virginia society bellies. Gen. Drum
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

oSE of the pcculiari,icS Of the class
iha, writes To the newspapers for SOCIAL
information appears in an inquiry To a
contemporary beginning thus: III u
lady ans~cs gen,leman's advertise
mcnt for correspondence" etc. We re-
grct To observe that the journal 10
which this question was addressed let
slip the Opportunity TO enforce the
moral lesson that gentleman would
not advertise for correspondence and a
lady would not answer IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

There Is u movement OF FOO, To shut
on the How of water IN the artcaion well
nj i.ovcland and iorI-,io 1t for na.ur;l
gas. Enough gas comes MP through tie
water now 10 furnish light OF fof,y
cari!c.powcr were 1t scientifically al
phcd. aud !; Is thought that b, shu,,,,.
oil the water and iDrpedoing the we'd
enough gas can be procured 10 lish, ~
town.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
TNlS AND THAT.

"Oh, very beautiful are lisI.- girls,
And goS.ily 10 IN. sight"
So John q. SaSo wrote years ako,
And John y. saSe Nh. risht.
Quit. beautiful are littl. girls,
And pleasing Ia the view;
Their rosy cheek. and clustering curl
ike To see-don't Souf
Ycs, very b@autif,ii are little girls,
And yet IN. dulles, pri.
win willingly agree with me-,
1hry're piriti,r ~i"n they're big.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

Lively times are looked for al Glen.
wool b-,wccn the Rio Granic aud Mid.
land r"ads 10th arc having quite a
struggle fof tho right Of way through
ranches In the nrig ightprho'-io Of the town.
and proceedings in condemnation arc
the order uf the day.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effect
I'd by these medicines in this city. Sew
eral cases Of pronounced Consumption
have been entirely eured 10y use Of u
few bottles of DIR, Kings New Dis
coyery. taken in connection with Flee
tric Bitteis. We guarantee them al
WAYS. Sold by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

TmE For, Collins Courier las reached
the tenth year II It's cxis,ance. II is
one Of tie most welcome State .S-
charg-s that reaches our desk and We
hope II, present prosperous condition
may long .uaJinnc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
NEondcrnalGnrss.

W. u. lloyt Il Co.. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists Of Rome. Ga. say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New oi..
covery. Electric Bitters and Buckin's i
Arnica Salve for four years. Have rnver
handled remedies that sell as wei ar
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

TnE city government Of Gicnwoo<i
has accepted tho Dri.an proposition
I" suppl, the town with water for
domestic and hrr purposes. Il IL now
believed that tho Springs wtll have
water runnin. In the streets within
,hlri, days.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

BLAINE has assured his admirers that
he will not twist Tic British hons tail
when hc gets on the other side Of III.
Atlantic. Lcyri.hraic'i. YOU are. Mr.
Blaine. /, oan h. done much safer on
this side of the pond.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25
HEADACHE.

al was for many years a
perfect martyr TO Headache
and Dyspepsia, and some
times thought it would kill
me. After trying many
remedies. and finding them
OF no account, | concluded
TO try Simmons Liver Regu-
la,or, and | am now and
have been for fifteen years
a stranger To u headache.
] can recommend the Regu-
laic-, for it is no humbug."
B. I. Dopp, Putnam Co.,
Ga. have suffered for
five years with the Sick
Headache, and find i, is tho
only thing that will give mo
relief. w. j. ALsToN, Ar
kadelphia, Ark......."l use
Simmons Liver Regulator
when troubled with Head
ache, |, produces favor
able rcsul; wi,hou, hinder
ing my purg.ts in business.
! regard i, rs ready pre-
scrip,ion for D.sorierci
Liver. w. ". WITGER,
Dcs Moines. Iowa.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

TDg sensation OF the week in Denver
was the indictments. l., the Grand jur,
"' Arapahoc county. against sheriff
Ciamcr OF that county. The principal
charges against Mr.. Cramcr is iha; Of
making false charges a.ain,; the
county and permitting his d.pu,ics 10
collcc, fees IN excess Of tho amounts
authorized hy law.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

4 SuNngn of Ohio and Indiana
towns are building great bcoms an their
gas wells. Nearly cyrry other town In
the Ohio valley. Judging from tho
IaI-r-. IL destined IN become = great
manufacturing center.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

ONg Of the New York papers las
undertaken 10 raise sis5.cuo by popular
subscriptions. 10 br used In building n
monument 10 General Grant In River
aide Park.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

AZ the recent meeting Of the Masonic
Grand Ledge Of Dakota law WAS
passed excluding saloon.keejcrs from
membership In that fraternity.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

Tns llggrTman tunnel. near Lead
vile on Midland road. is completed, and
IN tao or three months trains will liz
running into cl.nwooi Springs
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-25

An Z on the ~r~pr-r s margin Of your
paper .isnin-. Jour .ubs.fiption has expired.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
Notica Contractors.

Sealed proposals will he received until
3 o'clO X. p. m, April 9th. 1887, for the
furnishing of all materia and lator necessary
for the completion of the Masonic Tempe t.
be erected at Augusta. Kansas according to
the plans, detail drawings aud specifications
for said bulldog now III the hands of j. ".
vkxST, Augusta, tor inspection.
All bids must lie ACCOMPANIED by a bond
81 $5Ov to secure the prompt commence
Inent of said work
The company reserve the right to reject
any and all bids
Builders are requested to call uuon or ad-
dress the secretary for any information,
blank bonds, etc. j. W. KERR.
1877 Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

Star nail route from CotfeyvIie 50 Glare
more | T. Ia s;lb-let Stables. house fur
nirure. corn. hay, bet. hor~e~, 2 mules.
hack, buck-hoard, harne-s, everything ON
ulate Suh-coutrsct will draw S>sn yer yssr
for carving mail. ani make about a. much
more on ex, r,-< asd passengers tt.e prop
esty viii invoice about ftn. contra I
runs years from jaw !, M F'ssess'on
gwen about April /. iS>7 The pCeseu: con
tractor has run this route tor about IL years
Reason for selling, poor health spd de>ire
z. chang. his tusln.Ss Price nj outfit s. zoo
Adore SrxouGH, MARTIN Co,
s4,.s Coffavvill- Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
A Plain business Letter.

Z. W. Norris, wholesale and retail drug
yist, l.3 Commercial street, Emporia Kan,
Jan 10, ISL chamberlain 4 Co, Des
Moines, Iowa: Gentemen--In sending to you
the enclosed order for gross Of your Cough
remedy, allow me TO say that without any
exception 1t is the best selling goods now in
The market. | have sold a great amount of
1t during the past year to the citizeus of this
place and have the first complaint to hear
1t is the best article to Use for Group | ever
sold, being pleasant to take, which is all i'm
portant feature where children have to take
medicine. Sold by Aldrlch s. Brown, and
]. Z. Allen. d55-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

The completion of rhe bridge aeross the
Arkansas river az Ho yard street will make
ore, t route f,CG P,iucess aid. to he
cart o. the city an0 bring it Within one
ourth mile OF lots that are selling at S3V
o 81 o0G each New is tie time To buy.
Alien. Graham * Jones. dlll Ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
To the Public.

In reply To q great many inquire in re-
gard TO )ud-on University property, the
trustees OF said instltpton respectfully sG-
nounce to the public that they have nut Il
put any property on the market.
" hen the Juds"n Unlvere ty property Is
ready for sale, due announcements viii ho
made And they further request partlrS
plating additions IN rhe vicinity of the uni
vrr>ity not to use The corporation Lame of
the restitution.
Mea, time parsons desiring information
may call upon j. r. sherman, chairman ex-
ecuIive cornmitter; T. L. A. Smith, Secre-
.SS6(y of the board. or ". r. HarI.t, pre- i
Et of The board ll5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

To huy lats in P,ipc IS add before prices are
adyspced. Ouly one mlie and a bali froIn
CO, r OF Duuglss ave snd Main ST. All
str lbs being graded and tres st out along
avenues Work has commenced on a pum
her of houses in this addition snd over tif'y
will be comnenced IN tnc DeiShSoThood
within 20 DAYS $200 ana $3.50 per lot.
ux6s ALLEN. GRAHAM & jones,
ii, E Dougiar.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

c. Y. Baxter, an experienced and success
fh druggist at Dewitt, Iowa, says one fam
uy there created an immense sale Tor Cham
oerlain's Cough Remedy by using and rec
omlnending it to their neighbors during
their se,ge of whooplng cough, now it sells
rapidly on its own merits, 1t has no equal
for coughs, colds and Group Sold by AL
drlch & Brown and j p Allen. S6-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
OpHning

AL 2l6 Y Main about the middle Of next
week Mrs e A. Staples AM Miss Nelhr
Newcomh OF Chicago, have purchased the
Parisiau millinery goods snd "id have cn
display at their grsnd on ming about ln I'M
ported hats and b"nn-ts The establish
iiIieirt viii be thoroughly overhauled aId
INSIDE at ,rscrive by Mis- Newcomo, who has
had an exten> i've experience among the iarg-
est houses in Chicago. Exact dat, OF OPEN
ing will appear iu the Ergle iio-4t$
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

Owing 20 The death Of my wife, I offer for
sale nay entire stock of drugs, also my resi-
d.nc- Thi~ IS a rare chance, for It's the
only drug store IN town ard best trade io
county on SIDE Of WIcnitl. Come early aud
secure n gaod hing. fyr | mean t. sell. Ad-
dress .ohn Kiefn-r J,'., Garden Pain, han
ia 6tA
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

A clean stock oi drugs aud fixtures Fer
sale good trade established Virtually the
Only drug store In the town Iefm> guar
ante~Ai Reason. for selling not for want OF
trade, but Removal from Clearwater 20 sIl-
bark ia other business stock and fixtures
vii invoice s.. so 10 81 pD0.
Respectfully yours, Ben l. REA2
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

I offer my lots, 81 and 40. south Fourth
evenua for seven thousand five nun irei
each Any real estate agent is authorized o
sell them for that amount. Term, cn- hall
cash, balance on 6and l. months tine, IN ~
est AT PER cent per annum. { {. Vii
on. at Neff Bros. boot and shoe store. + 81
Douglas. Ii3-4b-"
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

ATof the most desirable adds Oh the
J Side viii be placed on sale within ten
days 1 his viii consist OF 800 lots lying Just
sonth Of the Glendale add, and between Law
renee ave and the Arkansas river, only half
mile south Of Maple St. and within fifteen
minutes walk of the po>tofiice. These lots
are situated close to bu-iness, snd those who
are seeking homes, as well a. those VINO wish
TO invest for profit Will lind here q rare op-
poi-tuuIty 20 save as well as TO plake money
dll7 If MR. MAREY n YIKR
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

At Scosrsviiie Kan, seven months Old
child ot A O. Notes wss sark with bowel
cornlaint for more than th,re weeks They
had little hope Of its recovery, as every pre-
scrip.ion they tried failed They serr tlI,at
" ii,duced 70 try Chsmberlain'' Coli ta"i-
ernArd Dnrrbooa remedy, wtlce .tfeS'eh a
pro IL and permanent cur NJ. sre
ne0tt<witbnut this safe AMI E'i, t>'iit fhiniiS
medicine, and cannot say -" fn'ico -. its
- Sod hy Al,rioh & B~e~n rE.d
A.. ssi-tIS
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

Located midway between the Garfield and
John Bright Unver ties Houses are -pring-
ing up al around this addition aud an in
vestment at present p,ices is sure to bring
large ard onicil profits. S20,Gon worth OF
lots solt already. Call quick and make a Sc
lection before all the best are sold
ALLEN, GRAHAM ~ JONES.
dll1-6t 4l4 e. Doug!aS
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

lots cor l.th and Waco, Carey Park, ="
ef corners, $1,000.
lots IN Richmond's 1et on Meridian ave.
eff, 81 800 >
leo acres gooi land in Iowa. exchange for
wichita, Englewood, Ashland or Oak City
property
oo 4 lots Richmond's 1st, Richmond ave, ST.
lots Richmond ave, corners $3.50.
lIi-2* K PHILLIPS,
2i6 y Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

~ and after Wednesday 9th inst. the
" i~co Line viii run "a. man combination
'sleeper ana narlor Car>n ypriweeH ~priu--
field aud Hal~'eai on trans leaving Nici tia
AT 9:.2j .. m Tor the east and G:.,U a IN iu-
the west Passengers from Wichita can take
the elegant Frisco Line cna = ears which are
free t. through travel at Beaumont instead
of at Wichita a heretofore.
ID. WIsBART, Gen. Pass. Agt. St. Louis
i. u. RUSSELL, Gen. Nest. Agr. Wichita.
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